Floral / Foliage Red Drapery Fabric

Hollis. Grand Junction, CO. Sun Apr 06 2025

Beautiful and richly colored, Chinoiserie Hall is inspired by an archive wallpaper called Chinese Magpie, believed to be designed by William Turner (1867-1936) and produced by Jeffrey & Co. In our interpretation, intricate budgies, stitched in viscose to achieve a subtle iridescence, perch on delicate branches amongst springtime blossom and neat buds.

Make a statement with the bold block colors of Tectrix from Harlequin. With its slightly 3D appearance and modern quilted design, this tactile fabric is perfect for sumptuous sofas.

A cheeky bird pecks at delicious strawberries on this iconic morris and co. Faithfully reproduced on 100% cotton, subtle textures retain the look of the original hand-printed design. Suitable for elegantly flowing drapes, the strawberry thief is also available as wallpaper.

This exquisite drapery fabric showcases a delicate floral pattern that evokes a sense of timeless elegance. Crafted from a blend of rayon, cotton, and nylon, it offers a medium weight that's perfect for creating luxurious indoor curtains. The fabric's aquamarine hue adds a touch of serenity to any room.

OMG. Love it so much I had to order more! It is absolutely beautiful and exactly what I was looking for. It is actually better in person.. Donna. NC. Sun Sep 15 2019

Beth. St. Thomas, ON. Wed Nov 01 2023

Embodying timeless traditions while maintaining the fabulous and fashionable elements of trend-worthy design, the pieces from the Clivedon collection will effortlessly cement themselves in your decor space! This designer damask linen-inspired drapery fabric is so beautiful, that it will work great not just on windows but also on pillows, table runners, and other decorative projects. Please note that these are raw selvagee fabrics and must be sewn by the customer and seamstress.

Retaining the charm of the original embroidered bed cover and created collaboratively by a group of talented needlewomen Newill's sprigs are characteristic of the type of flower groups found in 17th-century embroidery. Dense stitching shows differentiation between the motifs whilst remaining true to the exquisite techniques of the day.

The interplay of yarns creates an iridescent feel of beaten metal on this luxurious fabric. This highly contemporized asymmetrical damask has been woven in luxurious silky yarn. Washable and inherently flame retardant it's the ideal choice for blind curtains and cushions.

Silhouetted flowers cast satin shadows across this beautiful woven jacquard and contrasting space-dyed ground. Reflecting the light with an elegant subtlety this wonderfully versatile design is the perfect addition to stunning windows.

A strikingly beautiful tree of life crewelwork fabric design embroidered with a hand-finished feel on a heavyweight cloth and named after Elizabeth Hardwick, the 'first lady of Chatsworth. Use alongside coordinating plain fabrics so that this design can steal the show.